In re Lange
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Per curiam
The Referee has reported that respondent attorney is guilty of two charges of professional misconduct. The evidence fully supports the findings.
The basis for the first charge was respondent’s conduct in advising Cuban nationals whom he represented that they could legalize their status in this country by going to Canada and obtaining permanent residence visas from the American consulate at Montreal. Respondent knew at the time he gave the advice that these aliens had illegally overstayed in the United States, and that if their status was made known to the Canadian border authorities they would…
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